something scary, scandalous or a very serious crime (see Molina)
do not lie, deceive, ridicule, or mock anyone (see Molina)
let no one
James Lockhart, Nahuatl as Written: Lessons in Older Written Nahuatl, with Copious Examples and Texts (Stanford: Stanford University Press and UCLA Latin American Studies, 2001), 223.
do not be (see Molina)
do not let it be anything (see Molina)
hand sword of wood edged with obsidian (see Karttunen)
particle cluster used in place of simple (see Karttunen)
someone with cold, damp hands (see Karttunen)
to have one's hand fall asleep; or, to have numbness of the hands (see Molina)
elbow (see Karttunen)
to dance; to merit, get, or deserve that which is desired; to do penitence so as to become deserving; to receive as a grant
See also tlamacehua.
one who is worthy of favors or grants (see Molina)
a dance, dancing in general (see Molina)
to speak without sophistication, rustically; so speak as a commoner (see Molina)
he who talks rudely, or in a disrespectful way (see Molina)